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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-30

ANN mn IN PREsENTs ofvER AWAY
$lUuUuu y. =: !; r. r.. y: Is :: Z:
value, thst will start you IN work that will Il
once bring you In N snsy faster than anything
ESQ In America. All about the el0U,0O0 N
pressnts with eaca boz. AGENTS wanted every
where, Of either sex. Of all ages. for all the
time. or spsre tim@ only to work for us At their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers sbso
lately ssanr+ Don't delay. =. HALLrrr a
Co.. Pdrtlan biaine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-30

(allM more money than q anything eise By
taking an agency for Tho best selliuN
WIN book out Bsxnners succeed erand1vl
Co.. Portland. Matns, 500 +.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-07-30
So MMoNs.

TN THE JUSTICE COURT or pIocHE
l ToxnsAip,t tho County OF lane 10. ststs
u Srysds; J. n. Reeve. Pisin;Id. Vi. J. ;.
Dnff Dafendant, The State Of Nevsi4
sends ~, ctipg ~ =. n Daft d-ssndsnt.
You nc h"r,py 81 UNI ,i~i te Appest t-f,'e
nue.. Vt my OH q Ia " oh !. ~ IN. O. lfty u
isnccln, on tho 2sth dsg o. April 1881 ~ 1,
o'clpek N. In ~ nc I'm b. uxht ssaiast y5i
by Rnid plaiutif Answes iha 'mplainl NJ the
slave nam A pliin,ln. Said actio " br ,ught
I, rcvr lad i'm ut ssainss nj" fssr At
sal pinin III for he sum " Fftv Srl D II,
g,ld crn fr m dirH' -ervic.- ndrtei you
a an , ,nr r qn al In 1884 ~ sh vn b. 'h-
ar .ni a. In TIN. scfion or idg lent gill b.
TAX ~ az sinrt y1u far the aid amount. together
with Gotta Of this suit 10 you fall TO ap-
pe aud answrv
r., the sheriff or sry Constable Of said county.
6rse'in.; Make legal serv &c aud dur Eetwn
thereof.
al en- under my hand Thu 9th d,y Of March.
1887 "A lOUSH.
Justice OF the Peace ofssi Itshs township.
Att .: atrne copy. d. TURNER. sheriff.
miaid
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
THE ENGLISH SPARROW.
Furnishes a Subject for Discussion in The
Legislature.


LANSING. March f.--As much talk aud as
little work has characterized todays session
of the Legislature Is any day since the or
ganization Of The present Michigan board Of
supervisors. Farmer Coles bill 10 provide
for the payment Of bOunties for the killing
of English sparows afforded the amuse-
mcnt Of the aftrrnoon for the committee of
the whole. The bill provides bounty OF
one cent head fer dead sparrows. and the
leading section of il provides that Every
person applying for such bounty, shall take
such sparrow or The head thereof ia lots of
not les. than twenty five to the clerk Of the
township, village or city, within which
such sparrow shall have been killed, who
shall thereupon decide upon such applica-
ton, and il satisfied Of the correctness of
such claim, shall issue a certificate stating
the amount Of bounty OF which such appii-
cant is entitled, and deliver the same 70
said applicant and shall destroy
the heads OF such sparrpvs." Mr. Watson,
OF Shiawssyee, championed the cause of the
sparrows, aud pleaded earnestly for their
lives; he did not believe in capital punish
ment, and wound up with the old-time jim
gle. Don't kill The birds the pretty sirds
who sing about your door" etc. Some one
asked Mr.. Watson If he could initiate the
song OF the spsrrow, and one or
down. Mr. Chapman, of Hillsiale,
thought the bounty too large and wsnted TO
amend By making the bounty 'rine cents a
dozen" Il Watson, OF Montcaln. wanted
the price Of spzrrows blood raised beyond
the limits Of the bill 20 fifteen cents a
dozen" Both amendments were lost and
the bill as originally framed, passed the
committee.
House bill number 13G, introduced by
Mr.. Grsnell, 20 prevent the employment 10y
corporations on aliens who shall not have
declared their intentions 10 become citizens.
drew out the warmest and most interesting
debate Of the day. Messrs. Grenell, Bates
and Breen fought ardently for the bill.
1essrs. III. Watson. Dickema aud DR.. Baker
opposed tho measure. The bill provides
that no corporation in Michigan shall en-
ploy anv alien who shall not have declared
his intention TO become a citizen OF the
United States. and provides a pen
atty tor violating is provisions Of not
more than 500 or less than so. Mr.
Bauugardner thought the bill was aimed
directly at Canadian laborers, who come
into this State 20 compete with Michigan
with them. After good deal Of hard feel
ings had been engendeTed and enc half Of
the Hon.e was mad. the bin was re-refefTed
10 the committees on judiciary and labor
interests jointly.
The Railroad Committees Of both Horlses
were in joint session this afternoon with n
number of prominent railroad officials
present
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

stesssisssst
Ntk Ala.. Man, s8hs ssssaass.si
- = Gar4za wss buraea sessskh5 Rs~I
essinesfis.s. uAlls rsysne on tas TSasiias
hee. Twsasy rsrseos Fssrhtsa- 4As siafa
nsr Vks eDe 81 ne I&rzcsi beass ~ ses
1ssn -fea. <ba Nss flsSe nasiss iss<es
siasnexsalse wkca ssz buFnea Cap. 3. =
HeNg eho - a. tges is- ts.cz i@ssises
ihei tae teaf aac csrso are tots' iOss
There xers aes halss Is setton ah.asu. 1ae
fo1oxiu. AK isst drs ~. A. Aeilsbsfi q
SRa fkfea eti lslfsa. 4aie Asaeeri zas two
ss.icren. s Al hi&SknaN Aise
1erx a. sssaASN, u. Rates. All
ths st4ft Es9 ~tite "a lsls,~ ius
oei.fs.i lssesane wese ilsi be Sle~af1. tatn
tsfsEnf Hsnrx FsFcs hsywara @a~se>si
Nfssi 5oasS Amos A4fffS sNen Jefsk ana,
IsnsveT. sla thrss uRkuesa
NJ kegp Aef = cicrt sDd lsrt o~ise; ~
toe a.sef Ias ether oNRers afe Cast. Stone
ara s.. q. loiezzsu Eox Il tRt tksf'
aepeefs Hse1 la tAe apper taa1 ~ oer
rerlan ne aase ~ the Gre Is
anknc~n Tbs vessel wzs vsi0ed n -.
ias And Is j. .ie.ssked a. hase tecl fnsnrea
The oaree wss iusUrsi. Ns. hsEsrssrs snd
three al 'areu Ayai il nesRoeolss. Ala a.
e 8smsesf lives ~ Metlis fnoei
~ the flme lie Nrose lie
~lfs u En-et Alm eah thfes
ghiiaren - heacnol.s and make the tfip
up u fhe hlrhsE .4sdiuE and r,.iarn. i is
De- esed hs 4,s9 asked 4ale hea bai1 sna
his tuo ehii1ren - 90 -ofu Paas 4ltm a. u
WAS Intended far plessuFe trip. ihs
negroes iosi were deok hsHas frous Mobile
$40 wers married sad lad izmiles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
rA.y ss.s~ rt~lr cru.

IL the evening ssssioa ever a. haar was
speat hii5astegiAg AeEa1srs taikss ags.zsst
tine ard ths ss,sech~s wers W&roa, &ad pre-
dicted gEsal success f3T tbs Gzeeshsrk 4
rsrtY IF Il weat 4iaBe A o'eleFk fhe
conNTence CoIamftles reported that IS hs1
received tNo propositiS8s from the eeno-
eFsts first st-f5Feslb4ckers g take 01e ke-
gent and long term Judge. sec1nd -NCzul-
nats = kesslt an1 iesve the settlement II
the Jltlciai Cueslioas % esch state c1uyen-
Eiou. 0fszt sxciscoasnt prevailed. Dreen
% Por Huroo. prticied tie dsAfh - tie
OresnoscS parry Il fse convention re-
NAMED in session two hours Longer II
might - Vel throw up the sponge aud ssy
a. tie Democrats. goa own Is Hampton
left the chsis and eaIisa GA \ s. E0ynton
% sensffe the gavcl Greene moved % Re
nominate OEIleu j Atkinson. snd the
nomination of Rev " h. Miller. a. Otsego
county, "a Recent by aociama Then
adjourn. and Il the Democrats refuse O. en-
dorse the ticket nominated that the present
conference committee be instructed 10 an
the vacancies
A dozen members were on their feet -
once. The question was caded
for ard the hall resoun lod with cheers.
The chair rsppei ia vain for orier. .. s.
Hampton triet . devise scheme ID divide
the question. and falling stepped back into
the chai. 20 save a general row. Atkinson
vas renori n sted for Justice Of the Supreme
Court for the short term and Miller for Re-
gent BY acclamatiOn. The las; half Of tie
motion 10 refer the settlement OF the diiii b
Guilty 70 the Conference Committee wss lost
by vote Of i4S 10 IS. ". r. Weston Of
Kent amended by substituting the words
"Shte Central FOR conference and the mo
tion va, carried. The convention then ad-
jOurned az 10 O'Clock. The State Central
Committee met az the lansing House and
resolved 10 hold later meeting 10 arrange
the ticket should the Democrats fail 10 en-
dorse the Greenback nominations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

WAsBINoroS. March. 1.-The Senate
amendments oothe diplomatic aud consular
appropriation bill were non-concurred ~
and a new conference ordered The hill for
the payment of Mexican pensions vas tnen
taken up and passed. The conference re
port on the bill restricting the ownership OF
real estate in the territories 20 American
citizens was submitted and agreed %. The
conference repor, on the River and Herbcr
Appropriation bin was read and agreed 20
by vote Of yeas IL, nav. -. The confer
ence report on ia. Indian appropriation bill
was submitted and agreed To-
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was
passed with anAameDdment appropriaiing
$27 600 for printing and furnishing silver
certificates and legal tender one and two
dollar notes.
On motion of Mr.. Holman, the Begisia-
tive Appropriation bill was passed under a
suspension Of the rules-yeas l3s nays "A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

At she opening OF the afternoon session
Colonel Shoemaker was made permanent
chairman. Frsd Fl. Peck. of Eslamazoo
aai ,. III. C0nxlinz. secretaries. Aftar per
usrrnt crvsnfatlon wast completed there
wsrs ior1d ID be nearly seven hundred and
lnV 8seEates fr sffeniauce. Judge Chip-
ufa cf the Committee on Ess0.urlons
-esid tHe feQ0Tt which reafdrrns The prin-
epITs of tie Nafioual p,aisOrm Of 1885, and
fre -frte rIafiorm adopted AZ Grand Rapids
.n isf and affirmed confidence in the nl-
min sirtf0r az President Cleveland. They
uIrdsed aEsn i0- reform, and 90 reduce
faEt1ou the cantralans tendencies OF the
Her1hican party were denounced.
er1 .re restoration Of secur-
fv of iocd self government demanded.
tse frfDohcars were charged wfh
being suesecYisnt to mon1poiisfs and cor
rola.inas. ar eVl extend ~ ~ tie State
Eer'slfae and c1rris. TIE Democracy
Vas congratulated Hpou he reform effected
r rEr supreme l0ur- The inst demands
af soor frr more carefni consideration we're
reroefr.-ei snd the resolutions charge fhs
ureseri condition of the vsrsw0rkers as
'freelv due ta -ts vicious tendencies az the
Hefl loILE1r courts snt ..rvfsItfures ir this
srafe ard >aeou. fnr twenty seven Fears
rrfer Hsvuhi.car rule LEGISLATION Vas vsin-
'r reriaill.ed 'fr iusf vsees 8~d fnr Tire pro-
tf.teu ~ 1zsrls wau in mines iacforiez
etc l vas ife'a1de.i ol ths 'ezis'af0rs thar
avs b. rassed s1 tnaf y azas can
he rn' 'fctei in The courts. that
f.e ard amb csn ~ protected iu tss coirts
fr.i trf' tte iar ~ euufri5nrFe negligence
-s aa terL The state University wss
aaa & was urgei thst e be iosfsred
A. ne-escs t1 Clereiand. Kent 5elezs
...s..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
A RUSHING BUSINESS.
Is What the American Con-
grsss Did Yesterday.
HlNT IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED.
The Protest Against Senztor furpis
Eeporfed t. the Seoafe ana IS
Euect Explalae1 - hsr. tsoss--
Michigan Lsacs ? Forfeited.

WssEfso nos. Nsvh I-Nr T3mauds
objected te anything bgs TIE Fssassr orisI
o. 5lsinsss. nlezxaxze frosa sac Pres Jeul
vstoiag sse senate till ioF pablse build
ing 81 lafayette. las waz referred - the
Committee ca Public Buildings and
Grounds
Mr.. liazr reported hack tie creaeptias
oi senaipr Siockbfsdge, ~ hlthiEal, snd
iurpie. 81 lnd together wiil tie pno-
tests of the Two houses Of tie Inoiana Leg
isiature pn tie latter s&se. Plscei en nie
aud the nommiiies discharged
The Printing tOmmittes Wss authorizes
~ sit during recss. a Fesolafl0u fhEf ths
senate NEE; daily ~ II c'eloak was saept-
al AT tls pension hll.S on the calendar
were pzssed. ana seventeen b'lf % IemoFe
the charge ~ dessrsiss. wsre also passed.
Tfe conference report .f the River and
Harbor Appropriation 4 blli. was press ate1.
and the reading ~ the biii begun. "A tals
point Ar. fisrJ inquired a. III. Hear TIE
effect al The report made tLD raorairg from
the COMMITTEES OF Privileges snd Elections
ON tic furpie Indiana c4s- s>Ar. Fosr rs-
piied a. length the substance Qf hif re-
marks being that the effeci of tlr~ report
was 10 reward the action of the Seaats 10
oe taken after Nareh a. Witaom prejudice.
any question which snv person might sne
would arise or had arisen in consequence of
the action of the committee 81 the senate
today
Az the conclusion Of the reading Of the
River and Harbor bin the conference report
was sgreed % without division. The bill
viii now 20 10 the President
The Senate then resumed consideration
OF the bill for the forfeiture OF certain lands
granted % the State Of Michigan for a rail
road from Ontonsgon 20 tire Wisconsin
State line. the question being on : motion
Of Mr.. Palmer 20 reconsider the vote re-
jecting the amendment offered by him
which proposed tO exempt a part Of the
line from OntOnagon 20 point lnterSeciiug
the line OF the Marquette Houghton S
ontonag0n road not exceeding twenty miles
IN distance. The motion 10 reconsider was
tabled and the bill passed without division.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
THIRTY DAYS LONGER

Over Fifty Thousand Dollars
worth OF Boots, Shcce sud Rub
bcrs for Gentlemen. Ladies zpd
Children must be disposed of Of
once. The stock is complete in
every respect. You viii bnd ell
sizes and ali widths. We have
DO Shoddy goods or Sidewalk
trash to palm osi. bot every pair
is WARRANTED 20 be solid,
honestly made and perfect sn
every respect.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

Unless Some OF the Senators Create an
Excuse for One.


WAsmSGToS. March THE chances for
an extra session have become. from devei-
opments tonight. quito improbable. sena-
tor Allison. chairman Of the Committee on
Appropriations, states that there - every
prospect that all the appropriation bills
will be presented 10 the Senate ia time 20
be passed before Friday noon.
According TO The plan outlined AZ mid
night the Naval Appropriation bin
viii be taken UP tomorrow. and
conference ordered. The legislative
and deficiary bills will probably be present
ed on "Wednesday night or Thursday morn
iDg and final results on them ohtsdned 10y
Thursday night The Conference report
ON the Sundry Civil IS expected Ia be ready
before the committee adjourn Tonight
although the prospect Of plain sailing on
eli the appropriation bills is favorabiy IL
OF course lies in the power Of any senator
20 delay them by objections and eloQuence.
thus nullifying tie night and day efforts Of
the various committees 70 finish their work
IL tine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
"poc. wlLsoN AGAlN.
suu Has Money anc Nobody Nso~'
where He Getr If

where He Gcts It
PnoyIor.cr. 4 l.. March ~ Doc Wilson
lies very SICK with heart trouble n Hotel
D0rrence He wss suddenly taken il
while Oh the street he occupies Two
rooms splendidly furnished ia the hotei hne
has two doctors aud two nurses ~ attend
Gnce. harl-ar comes ia - shave BIN
every day. for which he Fecsives 81. Doe
has plenty - money 1Bo always produces
. roll OF bills slen csiled upon "a settle.
II iss mystery 10 al where lac gs<s A..
Providence people 30 NOT hcsitsfs 20 say
that ihey guess that Moen msy De se'uinr
again. A, any rate Doc Wilson T. fhe Same
allsdin Of old. He ). visited by hit chil-
dren three times a week and always sends a
carriage 10 bring them 20 and no.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

In the Capitol AT Lsp.ine and Fatally In
lurcd the Operstsr.

lurcd the Operator.
LANSING, March 1.i rank Lyon. the day
woichman at The capitol. was crushed in 8
terrible maDnerin tue elevator this fore
noon. The car became unmsn areahie and
started down the shan with iirhinine -peed.
Ia passing Tie door upOn one Of the Doors
Lyon attempted 70 jump ont. aud was
caught by the elevator. oou'Sinvr fifteen
persons. and held fast. The eoiire weight
rested upon his bTes-t snd shoulders. snd
the rroans and cries Of tie suffering nlAn
were piteuns Seyerai members - the Kent
county DELEGATION of the National c0Bven-
ton were on the elevator n the time. Lyon
is seriously injured internally. and Is not
expected t. live.
Sir. Lyon was a rf~gnber n the Second
Michigan sharpsho0terr and leei an arm 81
tic famous battle Of The Wilderness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

svnscUer. y. y. March Mary Druss
made a statement Yesterday shout vbsf she
saw of eer iati,er1 murder. II agrsrs sub
sianfisiiv vlfb her mother dying comics
SION aud shows that Mary bsd ne psrf sD
TIE sfsir. and arrived on TIE scene only
while Gales ard Mr. Drtss we're complet-
fne thsi- horrible crime
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
THe SNOW IN CANADA.
Al Usprs~sdsstea fsli which Creates
Great Tu~onvtniesos.

tFSsf tAcahtt ntesAt~
orTh0A ont Marcs Railway foen
state that tie recent spovsbosm ~as unpsc-
oed-nic3 pa the history % fslrasiing "a
Csnsda. Trains "A esery gUarter hase heen
showed up Tor ihres DAYS aud relieving s'nf-
lies. 70 keep the Imprisoned pussrnecrs
from starvi inf. had 70 ~ rsnt ON on snow
shoe with provisions. several ~ The Ma
isters OF he Crown. On their ssY here -
attend an IMPORTANT ffer<ing 81 the Cabinet
IN connection with he fsberis cssFvte.
arr showed az ann cannot rosch thc city.
lumbermen report thsi thefe are hon
twelve TO twenty feet Of snow "a the wpo1s
and thar Il i impossible % 80 asyihinf m
getting ont logs The iugbeT traes VIII
sustain great loss and thers II certain q he
a great dearih of logs IN the spring II h
feared that owing "a the enormous depth 81
snow iu the woods there vii t~ uenen'
d0as floods and fresheis when Spring opens,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
AN uNFAlrHFUL HUSBAND.
story Of weaaed Tnh.prie-s. At Bs,
CITY.

City.
BAv CRY. Mich, March IA sensational
divorce sDn has been o0mmaDoed iD tbe
courts here bY Mr.. MARI Stremole. The
plainua aud her husband Vim strpmple.
who were married ia tie previous year.
began housekeeping in tais city in iss5.
M StrcTnpies health i-cfng poU young
girl. aeed l5 ga. kept IN the family, and
with her. i is alleged Willism became on
such good tesms that be skippc5 w "a her.
furniture and al, and TIE pair vere not
discoy rci until some weeks later. wheu
they wers orerhahiei above saiTbBrg Sub
seqnen1v ~irempls 80 constantly urged bis
wife % refurn - IFS roof that she BEGAN
diyorcs proceedings to get rid 81 hin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
80. >. al. s.l....anl... aKr.s

TIE Salvation Army with their usuai
ahsniaoce ~ rsil afri dernoniso misniie~fs-
tious mer bed ~ Nouree-si lsss nicit
driTire ierroy ~ TIE so1is - Teoes'risns
end frirhieuine sircef or hcrs - tai
fitsf ttr animal feii sier~ru sTEd wss badly
hrft What ~ ghf hsvs berr aeris~s nm
swer rr~ y~ev.aied ~ re tfnssly ssliet-
srcf If hsstsa .lsrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

Trovurxrs. z l., March IA reeoin-
fion e. submit - the electors q tbs sts.e
the rropose1 woman slre~s arnfr7rirac crff
g. the c0nst tation w&s tsSea up SID die-
clszai i1 fhe ssaais - the Ge-srsl 49,
ssrsaiy to-day sui pasgsl 81 vote ~ = ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

John ,. TanzssT. 50 o-a veteran who cafne
froar eser,sE foT the prrpDsF q snteriug
thf Eo.slprs Bone was found ~a-8 issyf ~
erauad the streets ngsr ne tfnson I,sf,oi =,
aa esrlF ho8f this morning sod teken 20
- its hez8 4nsrse-s. Tfsre hs eas wrgvried
~ta ts-I
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
a GREAT SCARE,
Caused by Fire in the Michigan University
Buildings.

ANN ARB0R. Mich, March Fire broke
out IN one section Of the Pharmacy Depart
ment Of The University Of Michigan ~ 8
O clock this evening. IL started IN the die-
Iensing room ~ the Lab oTafory. where a
large amount 81 chemicals we're stored. and
mast have been spontaneous combustion
one whole section was GATED beiow and
above A student working mp stairs in The
building where 81 started wss nearly suiio-
Gated by tlle flames and VHaoke lie was
driven back and bad 70 break thronrh an
other part ef the building. Tsoes aiyut
5000. Insurance on building ID The Amer
icsn. ~ philsleiphis. 5000 on stock 10
the buiidings n the Phoenix, Of Hartford.
s. OoQ.
Great excitement prevailed -ntil The Ere
va1 brcrzht under control, ss il vss feared
that 4 woui8 spread T. ether departments.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

Fusi0nisfs are unhappy.
II vas hard convention 10 handle.
/. NJ. Weston worked ali day without
meat or drink.
A. J Bovine and Arthur Meigs were
prominent deit gases They were obliged 10
.saye tor home ~ 9 O'Clock
Thomas F. Carroll, Of Kent. and Thomas
actiarry. of Ionia, Vim. p. Nesbitt, Of Big
Rapids, were vice yresr1ents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

11-#Ata@ as-t-AArAt-@A
TIE convention sss ealIed - order a.
Hsrmoois Hal - 7.f5 bag it sosa became
evident lssf ths eoly a4r4oaY Ia the hs.i
va ia Inc aams- Fhe fasioais5s among
l1s des-s4lss were d.teraaised nos g give
AZ tbsir ,es aoosy Snd after za hour tSik
.aAny d -ls deiezraEes having left on .hs
ssenIsx trxins u wzs deeseei - conmuni-
ATE - tas t1FeenbaC kafs at the Cspsiai city
fhaE they uiH~E aofninsts the long-tes Hl
ilsti1e and regent. Ca a cal II c0anties
els votes 4ers east for fusion OE soOs {
o4s-S sad - against.
AZ ire Csnfsreacs COMMITTEES weut cut
- hello wlkh Lznsing Jo1n J. EIrlght
srOse and AK esi thzt Hon. FARLEY Breel
ai Lake Superior De nominated for Regent
~ AesaaaAtiOn. Ar. AsneF ssss that
bfeen eouii not acoepI the Office under tie
consitntisn he beng = member Of tns
iegisiaIurs AFTER >onle iitIe talk Mr..
Breen Wa nOainased Chairman COneliy
0f the COnfereace Committee appeared aud
al the 6reenbs.ck Committee refused To
accept the proposition but asked that each
C1ngeati0n aouinate one Regent and leave
th> Judges as they were. Atkinson having
neca nominated for the short term by them
ant Griffin by Democrats
The report vas the signal for a pow WOW.
chalrxazn sbo~maker realizing that he
cOnld nOs cope with the crowd called VIM
b. Wells 20 the ca air Instantly Chairman
Wells brought erder out OF confusion bat all
the sanis the long aud weary wrangls for
and against fusion went on. Judge Chip
man made a strong speech sgainst fusion,
AMI Elliott ~ Stevenson said that no fusiOn
meant defeat sor Grimm. Senator Wisner
insisted that 3 message be sen~ 20 the Green
back convention asking whether that body
bad ycs arrived AZ the age OF co1 sent" T"
Afler debating until go The convention in
sEructed the Conference Committee 10 say
90 Gresnhackers that the Democratic Con
venson would not secede from It's position.
The Convention then took Is minutes recess.
At sq0arier part ten theconventioa came
81 order 10 listen to the conference commit
tee. Who reported that the Grsenbackers re-
fused 20 reconsider their action and after
nominating BARLEY Breen had adjourned
sine die fhe IMPORT was greeted with a
wboOp by the opponents of fusion and the
convention Immediately proceeded TO COM
plese straight Democratic ticket by nomi-
mating Charles u. Camp, of Fast Saginaw
for hung term Judge, and Rufus +. Sprague
of GroesyiHe, tor Regent Thanks were ex-
tended % the officers and State Central
COMMITTEES, and the convention adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

CHrnEYrrrID. Me- March l-Czplarn
Eek RI Dyer. of HiiTbr8gs = prominent
cisizrn and sbi pir7il lder. 1iei t1is morning
aged &C. He hs8 he'd varlous towR sffiofe
-as twice rEpresEn tativs in the isee1siafn-e
ard hriit more touua~s tbau any Other
shinatil8e r. Eastern kaine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02
THREE soYs POISONED.
BY Drinking stuff They Pound in an OLA
Lumber Shsnty.

Lumber Shsnty.
EAU CLARE. Wis. March IA most dis
dressing and fatal event occurred last sun
day At one Of the Northwestern Companies
abandoned camps. on Coon Fork. thirty
three miles east Of here. Two sons of NJ.
J. Ward, eyed - and q. together with a
coasin named RiEeton. went - one Of tbe
sbauties % cet some logging apparafus
When inside the sbsn'y they discovered
two bottles on The window. one
OF which contained oil, end
the other liauid, which
they suppSrd was whisky. All fhrce drank
Of The contents and started for home. When
within half a mile Of home the younger
Ward dropped dezi. another became er-
hauste3 and could u-occed no further. and
Bigeiou vent on - give the slarm. On
reaching Warl home he becaane helpless
Both Of ee 10 surviving boTs are n a
critical condition AMI not expected to -
cover. The hquid they drank vas vim
lent poison containing quantity of scoui3e
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-02

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